Plans stall for educational facility
Opening a hub school ‘too early’ could leave the Island in a worse situation.
That’s according to the Isle of Man Government.
Last week it was confirmed plans had stalled for an educational facility for the children of key workers.
The director of public health says they are looking at other ways to ‘disperse care’.
Dr Henrietta Ewart says the hub idea is too risky:
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